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This is a joint interim position statement about the clearance of unexploded ordnances in the marine environment.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
January 2022 catch limit consultation
December 2021 catch limit consultation
Consultation description
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO), acting on behalf of all four UK Fisheries Administrations (UKFAs), sought views on a proposal to close UK waters in ICES area VIId (see annex 1) to king scallop (Pectens maximus) fis…
August 2021 catch limit consultation
The three-year progress reports on the South Marine plans.
July 2021 catch limit consultation
Information on June 2021 catch limit consultation
May 2021 catch limit consultation
April 2021 catch limit consultation
February 2021 catch limit consultation
January 2021 catch limit consultation
December 2020 catch limit consultation
November 2020 catch limit consultation
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO), acting on behalf of all four UK Fisheries Administrations (UKFAs) are seeking views on a proposal to extend the current closure of the Dogger Bank area king scallop fishery.
October 2020 catch limit consultation
Consultation on a proposed modification to the (deemed) marine licences (“the proposed condition”) of the following offshore windfarm projects.
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